AITA for not being an estate lawyer? (React Court)

[@Efthimisko]

There is no other series that gets us as POGGED as React Court. May the rumors of its demise always be greatly exaggerated.

[@diegeticfridge9167]

Other than rumbleverse of course

[@NotStuart]

This is a good comment

[@DamarlaBalavadan]

Amen

[@heysimone]

chess would like a word

[@chronchris1486]

+2

[@joshy3614]

I love how NL refers to literally any and all compromises as the King Solomon approach

[@julianbell9161]

Which is funny because no compromises were actually made when King Solomon threatened to cut the baby in half. The woman who had the baby got the baby and the other woman got nothing

[@jaxonblair8440]

NTA: Lich King’s citadel, Lich King’s rules.

[@jarcat2268]

His frozen throne, His rules, YTA for denying him a thermostat in the throne room

[@violetstarsign]

The moment he said "Have you ever read The Epic of Gilgamesh" I just knew we were in for a wild ride and I could not wait

[@nationalgeo2191]

All enkidu needed to become a civilized man was react court

[@twillymars4295]

What stunlocks me about the car one is that rather than just take her keys after the first offense they just designed more and more elaborate ways to catch her in the act with no consequences. Why not just take the keys and return them when she can drive???

[@litapd311]

fr like you know exactly when she's coming back, just take the keys then

[@NearoC]

@@litapd311 That's what got me, like okay maybe she theoretically has world's best hiding spot.. she won't as she returns from driving using the keys, lol.

[@ericborczuk135]

Or just buy a boot for the wheel or something, that way she can't even drive it. And then you get the best of both worlds, you can go with her and unlock the boot when you want and she can't drive alone. This is really bad as it is, if she gets stopped by the police for anything at all she ends up in hot water. Also like why would you prematurely buy this car I don't get it - it's the worst decision lol

[@kylenmaple4668]

I love how most of the domestic issues can be boiled down to simply: “My partner and I should not be together, but it’s too late now” 😂

[@DOGroove]

The honorable Judge Egg presiding. The cases are real. The assholes are real. The verdicts are based.

[@noahs4760]

Based comment +2

[@benjaminpearson8991]

*The cases are probably fake but he'll judge them anyway

[@JamesV1]

Easiest +2 of this comment section

[@mustangsting3201]

id gives u a thumbs up but its at 420 so

[@goaway9977]

The car one is ridiculous. How do you have so little control over your 15 year old kid? You're gonna pay for an auto locksmith because you're 15 year old won't give you the keys? That's just insane. Does this girl have zero consequences for any of her behaviour?

[@Rhyainn]

Yeah, what the heck? The fact that the daughter isn’t allowed a smart phone and only has a flip phone indicates that there were already behavioral issues (unless the smart phone was taken away as punishment for the car thing). I’m not a parent, but it seems obvious that the daughter is not at all ready for the freedom and responsibility of a car or driver’s license in the first place. Sell the car, postpone getting the license. Don’t be mean, but show her there are real consequences to such a complete lack of trust and respect between parent and child. The absolute absurdity of ignoring your child’s actual behavior and continuing to act baffled because you “raised her like you were raised” is just so bizarre.

[@asystole_]

Just absolutely behaviorally cucked by their own kid

[@KevinAccetta]

@@Rhyainn They make it sound like her daughter was a saint and now they're somehow surprised she's acting like this 😂 There *must* have been some clues before all this that showed they were not doing good parenting for the past couple of years, with the daughter probably acting way too rebellious towards them. Also, they can very easily take away the laptop and let her use it only for school stuff when they're around. So many things they can do. Tho really they just need to talk to her.

[@ResentItPlays]

Boot the car, remove the battery, don't buy gas. Literally anything could've been done and they picked the worst idea. This whole story is making me go insane like how stupid are these two parents, they're rubbing one brain cell between them trying to figure this out.

[@int3r4ct]

Yeah honestly why the hell does she have her own set of keys in the first place if she’s not allowed to drive on her own? Like bruh. Just don’t give her a set of keys, just keep them and only give them to her when you’re in the car with the kid, how is that hard. I don’t care what your parents did it’s insane to give the kid keys of their own.

[@Redrum2445]

Not a parent, but it seems ridiculous to expect your kid to turn out exactly as you did. As if they aren't a person of their own with the ability to formulate their own thoughts.

[@Silas_MN]

not to mention the cultural differences of growing up decades apart. the assumption that copy-pasting what your parents did will work for your kids is idiotic on all levels

[@smime5672]

I agree but I also think it’s a ridiculous expectation of a parent to be able to see into the future on every decision they make with their kid.

[@jacknelson6010]

Plus having different friends etc. How you’re parented is only one piece of development.

[@Blaurot]

Honestly i thought the whole situation was reasonable, it sucks, but reasonable. EXPECTING YOUR CHILD TO TURN OUT LIKE YOU, that one pissed me off to no extend.

[@int3r4ct]

Me and my 2 brothers were “raised the same way” and we’re 3 very different people. Honestly how anyone could be so delusional to think that if they “raised their kid the same way that they were raised” it would lead to them being the same person as them is just fucking insane.

[@randomnpc8253]

That comment about the lich king made me realise, retelling popular stories from the perspective of the villans would be awsome structured like an AITA post would be awsome. "AITA for SAVING my whole kingdom and literally stopping a plague?"

[@StViers]

Regarding the tracking chip on the vehicle, it doesn't solve the problem any more than the chalk outlines does. You already know they're breaking the law/rules, so the tracking chip just makes no sense.

[@Arnavion]

With the chalk they only knew that the daughter had taken the car out when they came home and checked the driveway. With the tracker they used their phone or whatever to know the car's not at home at that moment and called her about it immediately.

[@SeeMyDolphin]

@@Arnavion Calling an amateur driver while they're driving, who has already shown disregard for the law and road safety. What a plan. Genius.

[@charge2025]

The thing is that doesn't solve the problem because it's already established that she doesn't care that they know she's sneaking the car out. Theoretically they could call her and say "why is the car at x and not at home, get back here immediately", but with the lack of an actual punishment she's just going to flip them the bird and carry on doing what she's doing.

[@KevinAccetta]

@@Arnavion They found out she's driving illegally. She didn't care and did it again. They used the chalk. She didn't care and drove again. What a surprise 😂 Doing the tracking isn't gonna change anything. Everyone knew she was driving and that she didn't care that they knew. Why would she stop driving just because of the tracker?

[@greenoftreeblackofblue6625]

@@Arnavion I feel like you can just look outside and see the car is missing

[@juliusgreen9179]

I have said before that chess content might be the most pogged up nl content that I can put in my pipe and smoke, but react court is pure pog heroine injected straight in my humble veins

[@Blaurot]

Put some respect on rumble. Actually purepog content all around tbh

[@Michael-kp4bd]

Rumble and Chess are the only series I haven’t picked up watching. I’m really missing out, aren’t I?

[@MrMessengerPig]

@@Michael-kp4bd yeah man, it’s pogs all the way down

[@Fu7u23Y05chi]

@@Michael-kp4bd I'm also in the SAP and react camp, plus some random stuff that shows up, like I liked mario 64 a lot.

[@Michael-kp4bd]

@@Fu7u23Y05chi that’s funny, I primarily watch gaming if it’s related to Mario platformers. We have similar taste. I wonder if that’s how I found NL? No… thinking back, I’ve been huge of Geoguessr for years, and that’s definitely how the KZbin Algorithm blessed me with an introduction to NL. I don’t think I’ve even seen him do Mario 64! This man is cracked when it comes to everything I enjoy lol

[@Ragnell123]

Find a real post on r/AITA, challenge level IMPOSSIBLE.

[@CZProtton]

There are a few, a lot if you sort by new, but most of them suck ass and are not funny in any way, which is why the best posts tend to be either insane or fake.

[@chrischickering1959]

I choose to believe it's true! I choose to believe it's true! 🙉

[@dsi24]

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME DAMMIT

[@OscarGilFerrer]

Hey, the one I posted was real! That's why it only got like two votes or so.

[@Blaurot]

@@OscarGilFerrer NTA, your post your rules, despite lack of updoots. (How did it turn out?)

[@XavierShade]

I wonder how many of those sewing business profits would have been spent on fun stuff for the two of them if it wasn't a demand from their biggest hater.

[@chandl34]

Back-to-back AITA episodes? You are too good to us, sir.

[@KR-bu7dk]

I wish NL lost all self respect and just became a reddit reaction channel.

[@Blaurot]

Its an oxymoron, if he stopped being so normal and start react courting full time, his opinions would suck cause of brainrot

[@pvcpipes]

one day he’ll be playing subway surfers and minecraft parkour simultaneously while reading aita posts

[@Michael-kp4bd]

As someone who learned on my sisters suzuki but the day of the test had to drive my mom’s Infiniti with insanely more pickup and much better brakes… there definitely is some discomfort switching cars. But that’s all the more reason to get comfortable driving different cars. Just don’t do it the day of the license test. Yes, I failed because I gave it slightly too much gas and then calibrated.. the car didn’t even lurch, but the guy testing me force ended the test before I could even get to the test area because he was uncomfortable. It was humiliating. I just went to another DMV the next day and passed perfectly, but it still sucked to go through that.

[@JaxzanProditor]

When learning how to drive, I used my parents’ cars, which had rear windshield wipers, and the cars of the driver’s ed company, which did not. The first time I had to reverse in the rain in the latter I low-key freaked. That, and I confidently assumed all cars had the gas tank on the same side and my instructor made fun of me.

[@sol_in.victus]

@@JaxzanProditor LOL when i first went to a gas station it was on my mom's car and i was SO confused when i couldnt find the gas tank the guy behind me was losing it kekw

[@int3r4ct]

There’s a reason that most cars have an arrow near the gas gauge indicating which side the opening is on my brothers in Christ. Just check the arrow to know what side it’s on.

[@Michael-kp4bd]

@@int3r4ct they’re expressing their past ignorance as a teenager, not now 😆 But yes, useful fact if you’re in a car you’re not familiar with, there indeed is that little arrow next to the gas icon so you can find out which side to park on to fill up, without getting out of your car

[@radioatlast]

yea, i learned to drive and did my first driving test in my mom's chunky ass SUV. the first time i drove my dads jaguar was freaking wild. i think it does kinda make sense to drive lots of cars while youre learning, but its also totally valid to get the kid comfortable driving in the first place and then let them learn to transfer those skills to different vehicles. tbh i dont really think the parents' plan was particularly unreasonable, at least in general

[@Pyrox645]

I recently watched an old episode of Nl's afterbirth+ series and he talked about how he would love to do judge Judy's job. And this is probably the closest thing he can do. Good job judge Nl, you achieved the dream.

[@zelo1996]

I'm stunned locked at the part where they wanted the car to be familiar. She's a new driver, any car would be familiar.

[@VinchVideos]

Botez viewers getting an introduction to content for REAL intellectuals

[@mrrp405]

NL should organize a SAP tournament for Chess Grandmasters

[@joewilson3393]

I'm just waiting for the day when NL reads a post about him from Luna on AITA.

[@Blaurot]

*Goes off on the dad, finds out its him later in the post, breaks down crying* "Its all made up anyways"

[@joseph_marcillo-coronado]

I am so glad that the only drama on twitch I need right now is the fabricated stories from react court

[@Blaurot]

This is so true. Seeing "real" twitch drama between people you can actually see judt stresses me out. Thats why i enjoy NL, cause there are no real controversies, and with React court if its too stressful i can tell myself its probably fake anyways lol. Most of us got enough real drama IRL i imagine hahaha

[@sergnb0]

I don’t understand NL’s stance on the last one. He has built a recurring opinion on React Court that when you are married you become a single unit and you both share both responsibilities and benefits as a single body. Almost every time there is marriage drama he insists upon this point… but now he is saying the lady is an asshole for expecting her husband to share his assets with both of their children? Like why does “blood” dictate wether that child should or shouldn’t receive inheritance? They are married, they became a family unit, and their daughters are part of the family unit. It should be a pretty clear cut case, no? Both daughters are entitled to the inheritance, just like his adoptive daughter is entitled to his current parental support. That’s what being a married parent is about. This is the first time I’ve disagreed with him in a react court. I’m just confused about his position here.

[@ChuCannon]

Yes!! I'm glad I'm not the only one shocked by his stance here. Pretty sure I've agreed with him 100% of the time in react court, but I was really taken aback by this. I mean, he literally raised her since she was 2 years old. How is that not his daughter? I guess adopted kids don't deserve the same inheritance as biological kids?

[@Правильноемнение-н4д]

Yes thank you for noticing. I disagreed with him too.

[@jonaskennedy]

On top of that his step daughter will live in that house full time while his bio daughter will only be there half of the time.

[@MsAdsga]

@@ChuCannon they don't

[@petiolereads]

I think he got tripped up on some of the details and lost the big picture, cause man, that was a bad take.

[@Emnms68]

I’m not saying that the first story was true, but it sounds entirely plausible as something that would happen in my house. My dad is great, don’t get me wrong, but he grew up as the baby of the family and the only boy with parents who saw him as the golden child, so his default is to think of himself, his comfort, and his wants first. Not with major things, but lots of little things, like not being all that careful with our belongings but being super finicky about other people using or even being near his things (ie eats in my moms car, has a no-food rule in his car) and those kinds of things. He doesn’t respond well to criticism, so instead we do some light ribbing. As a family we are not afraid to laugh at ourselves and each other, so he is usually a pretty good sport about it. The difference between my dad and OP’s dad is that mine is at least somewhat self aware and can concede that we sometimes have a good point and will try to do better. So yeah the story might not be true, but sometimes my mom or I will maybe come into the room when he’s watching something, purposefully 5 minutes before it’s over, and pretend to be him ushering himself out of his spot on the couch and saying “I’m gonna sit down and watch some tennis, so if you could please take this somewhere else, that would be great.” And we all laugh about it and he says something like “you got me. That’s fair” so I can totally believe that situation of pretending to be the dad happening.

[@BrownEyedPrincess1]

I actually super disagree with Egg about the Daughter/Stepdaughter situation. It is important that they discovered and discuss it now because it shows they have a fundamental different view on how he views his daughter v his step daughter. Why wait to discover that until they are on their deathbed? Also millions of people die to things way before old age so it's silly to think the only way either one of them could possibly die is old age. Holy shit what if they get in a car accident and the result is one daughter has a mother to turn to, a home to live in, a fortune to spend and the other daughter has jack shit, no family, and now realizes her mother and the stepfather (according to OP, the only father she ever knew) made zero plans to contribute to her future wellbeing. That's something that should be discovered and discussed NOW, not in 30 years.

[@swimminginhoney]

I completely agree

[@ladymadeline3595]

chat on-screen during react court would really take things to the next level

[@denizkaragullu6239]

Me to the first story's dad: Oh he seems like a regular dad NL: This guy is stuck in the 1950s The culture difference man 😭 Wish I was able to live in a country where I look at this guy and think "Most dads haven't behaved liked this for 70 years"

[@punkrockllama]

The house inheritance one almost needs him to open paint and diagram that stuff

[@poorlymadevideos5668]

When instead of taking the car keys with you you become a James Bond villain. Can't find the keys? Good thing she doesn't know how to install a car battery.

[@ssj4gogeta77]

Drove me up a wall because they don’t know how to remove a car battery lmao

[@asystole_]

@@ssj4gogeta77 It "didn't even occur to them". God this is absolutely tilting me, how are two people in charge of a teenage child so completely incompetent

[@TheIbney00]

I still can’t believe that the daughter said no to giving them the keys. Like? Ok? You’re grounded until you give them to us because you’ve shown you can’t be responsible? If we catch you sneaking out we will continue to place restrictions until the behavior is corrected? Really??? Is this that hard?

[@bruno-ox1um]

18:39 I unpause at this very moment after finishing reading the epic of gilgamesh

[@Blaurot]

Never read it, heard some stuff is missing. Also heard its basically a bromance story. Is that true and is it worth a read?

[@bruno-ox1um]

certain parts are like really repetitive and some parts are missing. it’s 100% a bromance. i didn’t really like it but i’m also not really into ancient epics, but it’s short and if you’re into it i’d give it a read. i find the history and cultural background more interesting than the story itself

[@JohnnyStrelok]

5:26 AITA For killing my mentor and father before becoming the leader of an undead army?

[@manraylemons]

This could easily be a podcast. Idk if that would increase your revenue or split it up among two platforms unnecessarily but regardless I would probably interact with both because they would be POGGY WOGGY

[@punkrockllama]

It would probably just add another income stream to him. Depending on exactly how ads work on podcasts

[@JD2jr.]

You know you can listen to this on your phone whenever you would listen to it as a podcast anyway, right?

[@chatnoir9038]

@@JD2jr. I mean, with the exception that you can't do anything else with your phone simultaneously

[@limerumpus3589]

@@chatnoir9038 premium users eating good

[@JD2jr.]

@@chatnoir9038 Admittedly, I was being a little purposely ignorant because it seemed funnier, but I've definitely done other things on my phone with youtube in its little picture-in-picture mode. and I usually only use youtube on my computer, so none of those issues arise.

[@icaruzblake]

React court is some of my favorite content on this site, this and Rumbleverse are top tier

[@feldanii]

Man do I have some bad news for you

[@KevinAccetta]

That inherited house is 100% not something that needs to be handled now. They've still got 30-40+ years to live and their daughters are not even adults; the parents don't know how they'll be doing financially when they're old, and don't know how the daughters will be doing when they're full adults, or whether they'll even have a good relationship as adult siblings. If anything this is something to discuss when they're both adults, so they can voice their opinions.

[@robertm4880]

There's no reason not to deal with the house now, it's just good policy. It's part of having a will, and just like having life insurance. The responsible thing to do is to sort those out ahead of time in case something happens to you. It's just another monetary asset that should be split equitably between the children that they both have been raising for nine tenths of those kid's lives. And to so obviously favour one of your children over the other (which if he doesn't consider his wife's kid his kid makes him a bigger asshole seeing how long he's been her life) will only create rifts in the family situation which shouldn't be present, and inheritance is already one of the primary ways to break up previously amicable families. It's irresponsible to leave it in the wind.

[@cartoonhanks1708]

As chill as NL is, it is a perfectly reasonable thing to get upset at your husband who raised your daughter to be excluded from an asset. The step father didn't say 'I don't think she should have the house because she might not be interested." he said "She's not my real daughter so she's not entitled to MY HOUSE, from MY FAMILY.' Which is just disrespectful on multiple levels. And then he implied he wasn't even going to give his step daughter equal assets until after the wife talked about it and then and only then he said he could only make it "as equal as possible" and given the fact that he said that he didn't want to give his step daughter this asset implied that he wasn't going to give her any of his assets beforehand. And the wife made a good point, his biological daughter get's all of his assets, plus his wife's, plus his grandparents, and her grandparents, and his stepdaughter only get's the wife's, which is just completely unfair and he admitted that (implying that he never intended to give her any of his will.) which is why he said he had to make it "as fair as possible". That was my understanding from reading it 5 or 6 times. I think NL just got caught up in the minutia of reading into the first part of the post meanwhile ignoring everything else in the post. The father figure basically said he wasn't going to give his stepdaughter who he adopted due to her being his wife's daughter from another marriage any assets of his because she wasn't his 'real' daughter even though he has been the only man to raise her. Disregarding the financial aspects of that, that alone is good enough to divorce someone nonetheless leave the house for a few days. Imagine if you have a stepdad and he was the only man to raise you and you loved and cherished him, and then your dad dies and you learn that you weren't included in his will because he thought you weren't his real son. That shit would be utterly devastating.

[@MetaLemonaide]

@@cartoonhanks1708 I was with you until “good enough reason to divorce someone”. I hate when people project everything on a person’s relationship from one dispute. You know nothing of their relationship. Everything else could be amazing outside of this, don’t extrapolate and make shit up just because you disagree with one of the parties. You sound like one of these redditors. But otherwise, yes, I agree there’s no reason not to just handle it now and the husband should rethink what he’s doing because it obviously looks scummy.

[@iamwooth1729]

@@cartoonhanks1708 I agree. I was more thrown off by the fact that he doesn't see her as his daughter. He's financially in the right but cmon man it's fucked up to see her as not being his actual daughter

[@HamsterCrusher13]

@@cartoonhanks1708 everything you wrote here was a waste of time and wrong

[@moscockmule]

33:53 I love those random weird al references. I love the man and so far I've never found a streamer that knew and quoted his songs, so this alone made Ryan one of my favs

[@Dhamphyre]

So the MOST she’s made in a month is “over 300 dollars,” she’s been doing it for 3 months, and she says her husband wants her to pay to fix his car? When’s the last time you needed repairs on your car and it cost less than 500 dollars? It’s fishy folks

[@kkontak14]

She isnt american.

[@AllWordsAreDust]

@@kkontak14 Do you you know where she's from? I haven't read the original post, but some parts of about it made me guess indian subcontinent immediately.

[@kkontak14]

@@AllWordsAreDust no, and I would feel pretty uncomfortable checking out the history of her username on reddit to find out, although it is quite a common practice there.

[@Dhamphyre]

@@kkontak14 How do you know she isn’t American then? Besides deducing that from their needing less than 500 dollars to do car repairs

[@kkontak14]

@@Dhamphyre spelling, and pricing

[@anonmelclean]

the last one: the husband's father just freakin' died and his decision that the house would only go to their bio-daughter probably stems from thinking that's what dead grandpa would want. Or he could just be an asshole and not want to share with this other daughter he raised for 13 years but technically wasn't the sperm donor for. Either way. I can see why mother is upset, I don't think she sucks. For her it's not about the money, it's about finding out your husband of many many years doesn't consider himself to be her dad despite raising her. May not be where Dad is coming from at all but it's hard to see it any other way when he just drops that casually in conversation.

[@KevinAccetta]

I get where you're coming from, tho I think the mom should understand "hey, my daughter spent many years in this house with her granddad. It should go to her." The other daughter has no attachment to it.

[@Ren_out_of_Ten]

@@KevinAccetta I feel like that’s just speculation. If they’ve been raised together from the age of 2 and 3, then perhaps the other daughter was brought to the grandparents house as well? (Also speculation) I’d be heartbroken if my father/father-in-law didn’t view me as his kid. However, he seemed like he was willing to talk about it, so I’m hoping he didn’t mean it the way she took it.

[@KevinAccetta]

@@Ren_out_of_Ten Well it said she spent 50% of the time not with them. So some of that time could be spent with her grandparents. I see no reason why his ex-wife would invite his new wife's daughter to go along 🤷🏽‍♂️ It could happen, but I doubt it. It's mom and daughter time. She didn't sign up to bond with this new girl

[@greenoftreeblackofblue6625]

I don't see a problem. 1 person gets a house and another person gets the same value price wise in money. In the house they were gonna sell presumably anyway, so effectively they both just get enough money to buy a house of the same value.

[@navenbox]

@@greenoftreeblackofblue6625 The father didnt even consider for making it equal until the wive stated the money. He is definitely the asshole

[@Ragnell123]

"Make yourselves miserable to gain some arbitrage" is the NL version of "hustle and grustle"

[@ro-ce8vg]

the situation with the kids car is absolutely insane, that child sounds like a nightmare

[@davidballantyne4492]

First Case: I tried talking to him and he didn't listen, so then I did the impersonation. NL: Everyone sucks here, she should have tried talking to him!

[@graystone2802]

Yes because embarrassing and mocking the person is a healthy and effective way to address the problem. The post is fake anyway, it’s literally just someone’s theatrical revenge fantasy.

[@handtomouth4690]

@@graystone2802 that's not what the comment even said...and never claimed what the kid did was the right solution l.

[@raskalnekov]

I love react court. My hot take on this one is NL is wrong about the house one. There's an irony in saying get an estate lawyer, who probably WOULD discuss whether she can stay in the house if the husband dies, then disregarding a comment that says the same.

[@mail1086_]

The games are great, but this is the best part of NL's streams that we are all here for, the banter. I laugh at these videos more than any other.

[@darog911]

We are back! Dude I’ve been waiting for this for a minute!

[@CopperAirplane]

I am losing my mind at the last post about the house inheritance. The post is so ambiguous, it sounds like the poster is being disingenuous. It doesn't make any sense. To me it sounds like the poster wanted to do home renovations on their new house, the spouse didn't want to, and then the poster deflected from how badly they wanted to play HGTV host by saying the renovations would be for the kids' inheritance. Which is already kind of an insane statement. The spouse was very reasonable considering the poster suddenly sprang, "Well what if we both DIED SUDDENLY?" out of nowhere. And using your kids in an argument like that is a big jerk move IMO.

[@ChuCannon]

When you have children, discussing what would happen if you died isn't "out of nowhere", it's a legitimate reality that needs to be addressed. Especially when you suddenly come into possession of an incredibly valuable asset

[@HamsterCrusher13]

@@ChuCannon Yeah but doing renovations on the house will never make any sense.

[@Mr.Anderson__]

Hey NL, love your AITA videos, hope your enjoying them as much as we are. Love the content brother. Cheers!

[@TheOneBarWonder]

should 100% drive multiple types of vehicles. Who knows when youll be in a situation where you will need to drive a van or SUV. You shouldn't just be comfortable driving a small car.

[@bigdigger6143]

On the car familiarity you are right that most things are in the same location. But I'm less comfortable driving my dad's truck than I am driving my truck just because his is a 27 year new model so the response times are significant and the steering wheel is way more sensitive in the newer vehicle. So each car is familiar but the way it drives differs. But that is an extreme example. Note his truck is the same model just newer.

[@sol_in.victus]

i dont understand how this can be foreign to anyone who commutes in a car like every time i get in a different car it takes me a while to get used to their brakes, gearshift, etc

[@AKvanguard]

Judge Egg, do you shoe shine your head? Just kidding. Laughed when you popped off on that guy. So far 90% agree

[@toddhoward4250]

😭

[@miraclePoints]

The secondhand cringe on the first story is killing me, I am stunlocked to hell

[@aleksaorevic6324]

NL please stop, my veins hurt from all of the Pog injections recently

[@int3r4ct]

NTA. His pogs, his rules.

[@hellothere2880]

for the last one, I didnt really think that the parents would give the same value or the house to the mothers daughter because then they as a couple would be giving a lot more to the one daughter because their money wouldntve been split. the house wouldn't be going from the parents to the one child in a spiritual sense, it would be going from the grandfather, to his son to his daughter. Items like a house normally don't go to step grandchildren and that seems to be what the husband is thinking. Making it even doesn't mean making it 500k on both sides, more making it so that neither are screwed. And to the people thinking that the mother would be kicked out on the curb after the husband dies are dumb, its going to be right of survivorship for the parents and then go to the fathers bio daughter after they both die(almost assuredly because that's really the only thing that makes any sense, no husband is going to kick their wife out on their curb after they die). the bio daughter will get the better deal because her grandfather passed along a ton of stuff down their blood line. Just like how I'm probably not going to get anything from my step grandad and how I didn't get anything from my step grandmother even though they have both known me for my whole life, I'm not blood and ill get stuff from my bio grandparents(if they so choose).

[@ChuCannon]

Bruh... He raised his "step" daughter since she was 2 years old. If that makes her somehow less of his daughter, then he's a bad dad

[@Christopher_Cole]

You've been a father figure to someone for thirteen years and you don't see them as your kid? The argument that this was his father's house is one thing, but to say that it's a different situation because she is not "legally" your kid is just fucking gross.

[@tropinnka]

So her daughter also gets everything her biological father has, and half of what her non biological father gets, while his daughter only gets half of what he has? That’s also not fair, him giving his money to his daughter and her giving half of her money to each is what is most fair.

[@annhilator55]

@@tropinnka her bio father hasn't been in contact with her and the his daughter spends half of her time with her mother, so presumably will get also get stuff from her.

[@JonKimbel]

React Court is my favorite egg content, great banter bait.

[@Otiomz]

im taller therefore you have to give me 61% of your ice cream sandwich

[@mrrp405]

That first one's a Calvin and Hobbes strip

[@tezradmar4012]

I would argue for the last one that the father being an asshole has nothing to do with the actual money involved. He has raised this child since before she could remember him, in every possible sense of the word he is her father. However, his opinion as presented in the post shows that on some level, he does not consider her his daughter (Not my legal child) to the same degree he considers his biological daughter, which is a crazy take. I come from a family very similar to this, and if my step-father (who has raised me my whole life and his my father in every sense except biologically) said something like this about me and my brother, I don't know how I would recover from the emotional impact of knowing he did not view me as his son to the same degree he does my brother. Therefore I would say that this has to be, at minimum, ESH

[@goaway9977]

Is it confirmed that he has been raising her since she was a toddler or was that just the last commenter speculating?

[@tezradmar4012]

@@goaway9977 They said they have been married for 13 years and the daughters are 15 and 16. She also says that her husband is the only father her daughter has ever known, so I think it is very fair to assume that he has been raising them both for 13 years.

[@goaway9977]

@@tezradmar4012 Ah true. Strange that no legal adoption has taken place. Personally I feel that he still has a right to distinguish between his biological and non-biological children however. The extent to which he does this would be what I would use to judge if he was an asshole or not. Has he shown favouritism continuously throughout the raising of these kids? Cause that would be unacceptable. But choosing to leave the house to his biological daughter, while vowing to make even as much as possible the remaining inheritance does not seem egregious to me. The reality is that the money this couple will save over the next 30 years by not having to pay a mortgage will leave them with plenty of assets to divide between their two kids, and thus the step daughter will indirectly benefit from this inheritance regardless.

[@fudgyboo]

This is exactly what I was thinking the whole time. He was being so obtuse about it. He shouldn't have been putting himself in OPs place, he should've been thinking about the daughter. Like if the only father you had ever known died and you found out through his will or a damn reddit post that he didn't view you how you thought he did? Sounds like an asshole to me.

[@UltraRicardopp]

@@fudgyboo Because he left you 500k in cash instead of a 500k house? How did you get to that conclusion?

[@StiggyAzalea]

Per the house, its totally reasonable to pass the house down via blood relation. Maybe put in the will that if she sells it, the profit gets split to some degree. But in the end, as long as he doesnt shaft his stepdaughter, its not a problem at all. This is why divorce and remarriage was so pushed back on and frowned upon for so long, it creates extremely messy situations for no reason

[@h.e.r.productions6527]

Most enjoyable banter everytime we see react court.

[@geo4305]

React court never fails to entertain

[@moderneros]

NL is the most socially adjusted streamer on Twitch

[@TheGenericCereal]

Would it really be a react court if NL didn't give free promo by reading out the reddit ads?

[@ivantumanov1015]

"Why does a spouse have equity in income they share as a single economical family unit? Why should the wife get ANYTHING that the husband gets? It's not their shared house, it belongs to his dead parents' ghosts and they don't allow anyone not bloodrelated to reside in it. How does inheritance work when you're married and file taxes jointly?"

[@chris_j_s]

Now I know how people feel when they write comments about how they were shouting at the screen over you missing checkmate or buying hedgehogs lol. I was losing it over your take on the last one, but tbf it was so poorly written I understand why you got stunlocked by irrelevant details

[@ChuCannon]

Yeah, I was practically shouting at my scream for that one lol. Never seen NL have such a strange take

[@UnknownRayDar]

I love how these posts amount to adults treating their partners like strangers lmao

[@Providence83]

The most probable outcome of the house inheritance one is that the husband will die first because statistics show ladies are more likely to live longer in general, whatever is written in the will regarding the kids is going to be overturned as all assets default to the wife's ownership which holds major precedent in law if any contention over the assets is brought up. At which point, the wife is going to divide what are now HER sole assets between the kids however she pleases. The funny shit about this one is that a will is not this mythical concrete universe binding thing. The two children are so young at the time this couple are writing this out that if they both die, the house is going to be given to whoever is closest AND CAPABLE on husband's side with a _fuck_ load of time for the power of the will to decay as circumstances change until the children are old enough to actually inherent it however they were supposed to according to the paper. If no one is capable it just gets reclaimed by the all mighty overlords which own everything including your own ass. Me NOT being a lawyer myself, it only seems like a true *mess* if you consider all the options that are _possible_ instead of the ones which are _likely._

[@BrownEyedPrincess1]

Very unlikely. Inheritances in US are not common property (i.e. wife has no stake in that no matter how long they are married). Assuming they do their will with an attorney, the husband will stipulate that is only to be given to his daughter and some legal jargon to avoid probate. There will be a trust set up automatically if there are finances involved because they need to ensure the money can be tracked in case of financial impropriety. If daughter is not 18 when the house is willed to her, it will be held in a trust with her as the survivor trustee and the closest living relative as the temporary trustee. The laws make it illegal to sell or make any significant changes to the property until the survivor trustee (daughter) is 18. At which point the temporary trustee loses all ties to the home and the daughter becomes the sole trustee and owner of the property. Source: I just worked on a refinance for a property under similar circumstances wherein the granddaughter was the survivor trustee (age 16) and her dad was the temporary trustee.

[@Shwoop]

Holy fuck I CANNOT BREATHE. Nobody makes me laugh like you.

[@cameronbutler5512]

NL is so crazy on the house one. You marry somebody with a child. You take care of the child from childhood. That child is now yours too. You inherit a house and want your children to inherit it from you. Why would you exclude the stepchild? It is so inhumane to only consider biological children your own. It's some mad twisted individualistic narcissism.

[@Blackobluna]

Pogs are coming so fast and heavy that I think I'm going to burn out a nostril

[@ItMeJayB]

As a kid who grew up with some shit parents, who as soon as you attempted to bring up any fault of theirs were immediately defensive and dismissive, I think you may not realize that sometimes you have to really shove it their face to get them to understand, something like dressing up and recreating his dads behavior may seem ridiculous at first glance and your suggestion to just talk may seem reasonable, but if those were my parents it wouldn’t work and dress up may have been the most effective way

[@Linkfan001]

Shit parents also tend to despise being told they are in the wrong, so a reasonable conversation is not happening.

[@ssj4gogeta77]

Yeah but guarantee a dad like that would explode with anger at the display not just calmly sit there

[@ItMeJayB]

@@ssj4gogeta77 Large facts, I wasn’t able to make any sense to them until I was an adult

[@osiris201]

The OP also literally said she tried talking to her dad about it with no results.

[@Blaurot]

Knowing some adult parents, i was sure the story was real.

[@sceKernelDestroy]

i KNEW he would say that father is from 1956

[@haydenwhite5877]

Second best video this month imo. After trombones champ

[@momo_11o9]

I still can't believe those parents that simply cannot solve asking for the key back for their teenage daughter

[@sinkmissle199]

Two things. One I had to drive a like bran new gmc for work and I had to get the manual out to figure out how to get it on. There was no shifter or anything it had like a bunch of buttons. And second I had a car when I had my permit and I never thought to drive it. Not worth losing my license for

[@FancifulSKey4468]

We stand on opposite sides of the debate on Chappelle's question "how old is a 15 year old really?"

[@canoilas7894]

The car situation, they literally could have just like took the girls keys before they made her mad enough to hide them

[@chrisrichfield8906]

I had a friend that didn't even wait until he got his learners permit. He just stole his parents car in the middle of the night when we were 13 to pick me up so we could buy weed and play Saints Row 1 on Xbox 360.

[@bro9991]

Driving an explorer is insane. It's a car that does not turn compared to anything I've ever driven.

[@djad4118]

15 year old car driver: why did they not let her head to said destination first? Your >child< is breaking the law and more likely than not endangering others on the road (there are 0 humans alive that are flawless drivers at the learner permit stage) You don’t even know where she’s been going? Is this a McDonald’s run or visiting a BF? Is she picking up street coke? You set the tracker and then blasted her the moment it moved!

[@KevinAccetta]

Right?! I thought the whole point of the tracker was to check where she was going lol. Clearly still messed up to invade her privacy like that, but otherwise what's the point 😂 You'd think the utmost important questions would be "where have you been going?" Idk about you, but I don't think *most* 15 y/o have cars of their own, so there really aren't many options to where she's driving to. Has to be a bf/gf or going to a friend's house, tho if a 15 y/o drove to my house, I'd be wondering "uhhh, where are your parents..?"

[@Thatsbornfkdo]

Also as soon as you know she leaves and you aren’t busy go get her and then get the keys it’s not hard

[@AN-yf2ec]

The car one drove me insane.. WHATS WORSE? she has to briefly check where the wipers are on the different-than-she’s-used to car she’s taking her drivers test on, OR continue to have her breaking the law and your rules.. my take is West Virginia sucks

[@josephfontana263]

Yo NL please bring back the crossword puzzles i miss those i watched them all the time

[@ribofen]

This man's takes are too fair

[@ThaFritz]

im an auto locksmith, we can open and change locks on cars. its expensive but some people need it done.

[@mantasr]

Dad can leave his father's house to his own daughter. The wife is crazy if she doesn't agree. Her life choices shouldn't impact that.

[@TheThunderbirdRising]

I have come to conclusion that the parents in the car post with the daughter are just really not that intelligent of people, and not particularly well suited for this whole 'parenting' thing. Their daughter starts misbehaving and it completely stunlocks them. I also think that people (NL included) were getting way to hung up about the house part of the post with the dad and his daughters. What the family actually does with the house is irrelevant. The issue is that the dad clearly views his step daughter differently than his bio daughter. The step daughter should be just as much of his daughter that he loves and raised as much as the bio daughter, but he is clearly making blood relation a factor in his decision making, and that is something to be concerned about. Like, imagine if the parents had adopted the daughter and then he went "Sorry, you're not blood related to me, so our *real* daughter gets all the family heirlooms"

[@bigbeezy5056]

People set up wills in case something unexpected happens. The willing of the house was done to ensure there was a plan in place should the parents pass away unexpectedly

[@TheInfectous]

in regards to arthas: your city your rules, NTA, they were turning into zombies anyway.

[@daltooinewestwood6380]

I’m sorry but if you’re in a marriage, there’s no such thing as “your money, my money” especially when there are kids involved. Married couples are legally bound together with pretty much everything. Hoarding money because your hobby is a side business, while your husband busts his ass to put food in your mouth and pay your medical bills, is completely selfish

[@KnuspeRKalLe]

The whole car discussion has to be the most mundane and boring topic to talk about. It's the parents fault. What a waste of time for everyone involved.

[@wendys9500]

I HAVE NEVER POGGED SO QUICKLY OR SO HARD

[@MaxxsHandle]

Oh i just noticed he crossed a million. Nice.

[@willnash7907]

My main takeaway from this video is that in Ryanland, money is pronounced MaanEey

[@dnas6311]

Egg and Order is back,let's go!

[@ivantumanov1015]

"Hey honey, me and your stepdad are planning to buy a house. When we eventually die you get half" "Oh good news honey, we got a house for free. But you're not getting shit in the inheritance anymore"

[@jamesmoniz5263]

I actually found it super frustrating that NL overlooked that the issue with the house wasn’t about economics or the grandfather or anything like that. It was about the mother being mad at the FATHER of the two girls, because he was suggesting not treating his two DAUGHTERS equally. He was intending to give one child an entire home(basically setting them up in life, a home is both a major expense in life and a valuable asset), and leaving the other daughter no equality in HIS house. Agree with the dad or not, it’s not up for debate if he’s clearly favoring his daughter he had with his ex, over his other daughter. It’s not his “family’s" house or grandfathers house, it’s his, and it’s very unfair for him to treat his two daughters as if they aren’t equals to him(in that he only sees one of them as worthy of giving an entire home). You can say the dad is based or cringe that’s up for debate, but from how it’s explain in the post, it’s seems like it’s coming out of right field for him to suddenly be treating his two DAUGHTERS differently and picking favorites. Imo the father should leave it to either the mother(his wife), and his two daughters behind her should she pass first, just seems fair assuming they are one family unit 🤷, but that’s just me. I just wish NL even got into the real issue rather than getting stun locked on the economics and judging the mother for looking out for the interests of BOTH her daughter in proposing they should have equal equality in what is to be their family home

[@aepage3165]

Sure_Language_2508 out here using commas like Herman Melville.

[@axelskull]

the lich king? NTA, Based

[@biccie]

INFO: why did he purge stratholme?

[@ivantumanov1015]

as even as possible is not 50 50 when the stepdad decides he only has one daughter, 50 50 is just even, not something close to it

[@yoyobeerman1289]

Easy solutions to the car post: 1. Raise your kid in an environment where their actions have consequences. 2. Pull a couple essential fuses and relays, unistall battery, remove tires and leave car in the garage on jack-stands. 3. Don't buy your fucking 15 Y/O a car. Jesus Christ, the closest I'd ever even get to buying my kid a car will be getting them a beater that barely runs and telling them if they want a nicer one they can let me teach them how to work on it and fix it up, or they can get a job and save for a better one.

[@joshroussel7035]

The kid acting as dad is absolutely not real. I'd be getting my ass beat as a 30 year old for mocking my dad like that. If I was younger, I'd get my ass beat.

[@darkercore8185]

The rumors of react court's demise are greatly exaggerated.